Author Condemns Chomsky's Epstein Friendship
Vijay Prashad, who co-wrote books with Noam Chomsky, expresses disgust over the scholar's ties to Jeffrey Epstein as new files reveal their relationship details.
Category : Political Scandals
Griffin Criticises Trump White House 'Enrichment'
Billionaire investor Ken Griffin has publicly criticised the Trump administration, accusing it of making decisions that enrich presidential families rather than serving public interest.
Israeli Strikes Kill 18 in Gaza, Rafah Crossings Halted
Israeli tank shelling and airstrikes have killed 18 people, including four children, in Gaza, with Palestinian officials reporting a halt to patient evacuations at the Rafah border crossing.
Dog the Bounty Hunter's Stepson Arrested for Son's Death
Gregory Zecca, stepson of Duane 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' Chapman, has been charged with aggravated manslaughter after shooting his teenage son in a tragic incident involving alcohol and drugs.
Soon-Yi Previn Emails with Jeffrey Epstein Exposed
Court documents unsealed in the US reveal email correspondence between Soon-Yi Previn and Jeffrey Epstein, shedding light on their interactions amid ongoing legal scrutiny.
Outdated Court Rules Fuel Trial Misinformation
A Guardian investigation reveals how antiquated legal reporting restrictions are contributing to the spread of misinformation in major trials, undermining public trust in the justice system.
Restaurateur Accused of Drink Spiking Warned Woman
Vikas Nath, a restaurateur on trial for allegedly spiking a woman's drink at Annabel's, had warned her about drink spiking days before the incident, Southwark Crown Court hears.
Palmer's Election Ads Tied to Bannon and Epstein Files
Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer faces allegations that his election advertising campaigns have connections to Steven Bannon and the Epstein files, sparking political controversy.
Inquests Open for Lucy Letby Baby Deaths
Cheshire Coroner's Court begins inquests into five infant deaths linked to convicted serial killer Lucy Letby, with full hearings provisionally set for September.
Utah Prosecutor Denies Conflict in Kirk Murder Case
A Utah prosecutor has denied conflict of interest allegations in the Charlie Kirk murder case as defence lawyers argue media coverage threatens a fair trial for accused Tyler Robinson.
Epstein Survivors Slam US DOJ Over File Redactions
Survivors Jess Michaels and Lisa Phillips criticise the US Department of Justice for failing to protect victims in the latest Epstein files, citing extreme redactions and neglect.
Epstein Files Podcast: Trump's Role Questioned
Sky News' Trump100 podcast examines the fallout from the DOJ's release of over 3 million Epstein documents, questioning Donald Trump's involvement and political implications.
Epstein's Unrequited Love for Putin in New Files
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein repeatedly attempted to meet Vladimir Putin through a former Norwegian PM, with no evidence they ever connected.
Jill Biden's Ex-Husband Charged with Murder
William Stevenson, the ex-husband of former US First Lady Jill Biden, has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife Linda Stevenson in Delaware.
Police Probe Peter Mandelson Over Epstein Information Leaks
The Metropolitan Police have opened a criminal investigation into allegations former minister Peter Mandelson leaked sensitive government information to Jeffrey Epstein in 2009.
Boy Attacked Man Over Police Inaction on Paedophile
A 16-year-old boy on trial for murder said he attacked a man with a bottle and stones because he believed police would not act on suspicions of paedophile behaviour.
Mandelson's Epstein Leaks on Brown Resignation and Euro Bailout
Newly released Epstein files reveal Peter Mandelson allegedly tipped off Jeffrey Epstein about Gordon Brown's 2010 resignation and a €500bn eurozone rescue deal, sparking police investigation.
US PI Admits Unlawful Work for Daily Mail in Court
A retired US private investigator testified in a high-profile case against Associated Newspapers, revealing he earned $1m for work that included unlawful data gathering for the Daily Mail.
HRW Staff Quit Over Blocked Palestinian Return Report
Two Human Rights Watch employees resign after leadership blocks a report deeming Israel's denial of Palestinian refugees' right of return a crime against humanity, sparking internal turmoil.
Mandelson Resigns from Labour and Lords Over Epstein Scandal
Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour and the House of Lords amid Epstein revelations, facing police review and calls for investigation into misconduct allegations.
Cadet's Valentine's School Shooting Threat in Court
A 19-year-old Army cadet from west London posted a chilling Valentine's Day school shooting threat after romantic rejection, court hears. Dihan Rahman faces terrorism charges.
Epstein Scandal: Powerful Men's Role in DOJ Files
Newly released US DOJ documents reveal how figures like Richard Branson and Noam Chomsky aided Jeffrey Epstein, shifting focus to systemic exploitation of women.
Court Hears Scottish Prison Policy 'Trades Women as Pawns'
A judicial review in Edinburgh hears claims that Scottish government policy on transgender prisoners breaches human rights and treats female inmates as 'pawns'.
Mandelson Faces Jail Threat Over Epstein Files
Labour grandee Peter Mandelson faces potential misconduct in public office charges after revelations in Epstein files show sensitive government information sharing.
Police Probe Mandelson Over Epstein Files Leak
The Cabinet Office has referred sensitive documents to police after Jeffrey Epstein files allegedly show Lord Mandelson forwarded confidential information while serving as a minister.
Mandelson Shared Market Advice with Epstein
Newly released emails reveal Lord Peter Mandelson forwarded sensitive financial advice to Jeffrey Epstein during the 2010 Eurozone debt crisis, raising questions about conflicts of interest.
French Raid on X Offices, Musk Summoned for Questioning
French investigators have raided the Paris offices of Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, and summoned the billionaire owner for questioning over algorithm abuse and data extraction allegations.
Norway Crown Princess's Son Marius Borg Høiby Rape Trial
The trial of Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has commenced in Oslo, focusing on rape allegations that have drawn significant public and media attention.
Epstein Files Release Sparks Outrage Over Withheld Documents
The US Department of Justice faces criticism after releasing 3 million Jeffrey Epstein files, with advocates claiming millions more documents remain withheld and transparency is incomplete.
Norwegian Royal's Son Denies Rape in Oslo Trial
Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, pleads not guilty to multiple rape charges as his trial begins in Oslo, facing 38 counts including assault and drug offences.
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